Alysa E Doyle PhD is a licensed child and adult clinical psychologist and Associate Professor of Psychiatry at Harvard Medical school. She holds faculty appointments in the Center for Genomic Medicine (https://cgm-dev.massgeneral.org) and the Department of Psychiatry at Massachusetts General Hospital. She is the Principal Investigator of an independently funded lab that conducts research at the intersection of developmental psychopathology, pediatric neuropsychology and psychiatric genetics. Her studies aim to characterize neuropsychiatric conditions across the lifespan, improve evidence-based assessment, clarify underlying mechanisms, and map trajectories from youth to young adulthood. Her work is particularly focused on understanding how genetic influences and cognitive capacities contribute to risk and resilience, with the goal of leveraging these constructs to promote earlier identification and improved outcomes for children with behavioral, emotional and learning difficulties.

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